New report highlights improved ways of working as a result of COVID-19
Skanska, in collaboration with five industry partners commissioned the latest COVID-19 industry research report — ‘COVID-19 and construction: early lessons for a new normal?’
The Future of Construction - what’s next for an industry the UK depends on?
Broadcast live from a television studio, and hosted by the BBC ‘s Maryam Moshiri and Skanska UK President and CEO, Gregor Craig, the event brought together a range of experts to consider the future of the industry.
Why innovation and trust are the essentials of delivering a great project
Ralph James from the Met Office explains how new technology can help the organisation to manage its estate and why openness and transparency are the cornerstones of relationships with suppliers.
Digital tools and an innovative approach have helped Skanska UK carry out a significant and technically challenging improvement project at the Nene bridge.
Felipe Manzatucci, Director of Digitalisation, says new technology is changing the face of the construction industry. And find out why he’s so excited about data!
We love images of our cranes and here is one at our project in Bristol, One Portwall Square, where we are building contemporary office space for our customer @nordproperty #cranetastic.
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We’re taking part in @MidlandRail #Infratalk tomorrow.
We will be hosting a virtual table, so we look forward to meeting you to discuss all things rail, procurement and working with us.
#infratalk #rail #infrastructure
Did you know that Powerhouse Brattørkaia's structural system consists of thermal mass – low-emission concrete – which is exposed through strategic cutouts in the ceiling?
The mass absorbs and retains heat and cold and helps regulate the temperature in the building without using electricity. Find out more about the world's northernmost energy-positive building and how building's impact the quality of our lives: https://bit.ly/339RCpa
#construction #lowcarbon #skanska
The Spark office in Warsaw, Poland is a great example of how buildings can be constructed to contribute to better indoor air quality.
Meeting the strict requirements of International WELL Building Institute - IWBI, the building has a ventilation system equipped with fine filters selected based on the measurement of the outdoor quality. This way, even with the worst possible conditions outside, the office air is superior. To cool, heat and humidify, the air is processed through a noise and draft-free chilled beam system. Together with the careful choice of indoor material, free from any harmful substances, Spark ticks all the boxes.
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Indoor spaces play an increasingly important role in our health & wellbeing. Not only do we value good quality air and thermal comfort, we're also keen on extreme energy efficiency.
All three themes characterize Powerhouse Brattørkaia - the world's northernmost energy-positive building. The office landscape contains technical installations for air supply that regulate ventilation: the air is let out close to the floor at low speed, while the extraction takes place centrally by suppression in the stair shafts.
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#healthandsafety #workplacewellbeing #airquality
With its soaring expanses of glass and light, the new Skanska-built Moynihan Train Hall has become a beacon of hope and inspiration for New Yorkers.
#MoynihanTrainHall #NYC #Construction
Our Dennis Yung, executive vice president and general manager, discusses how the construction industry has an opportunity to drive positive change through the development and deployment of new technologies.
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#sustainability #EC3 #technology #construction
